06-27-2019
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Originally Posted by
RecoveryOne
Ok so lets do a smitty cdrfs
This is actually what i already mentioned above (see #4) with
smitty storage, which is the upper-level menu fastpath. As it seems Phat didn't give that even a try.
My (unfounded) suspicion is that they tried to do it the Linux way (see the mount command given above) and now the remnants of their various configuration attempts lurk there to bite them. The ODM first needs to be cleaned from all these leftovers and then the (correct) setup should work.
bakunin
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ns_connreturnfile
Ns_ConnReturnFile(3aolserver) AOLserver Library Procedures Ns_ConnReturnFile(3aolserver)
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NAME
Ns_ConnReturnFile - Return a file as a complete response
SYNOPSIS
#include "ns.h"
int
Ns_ConnReturnFile(conn, status, type, file)
ARGUMENTS
Ns_Conn conn (in) Pointer to open connection.
char *file (in) Pointer to filename string.
int status (in) HTTP status code.
char *type (in) Pointer to mimetype string.
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DESCRIPTION
This routine is used to generate complete responses, including the HTTP status code specified by the status argument and appropriate head-
ers followed by the contents of the file specified with the file argument. This routine utilizes the underlying builtin file-server code
(aka, "fastpath"). As such, it shares the fastpath capabilities to automatically cache pre-read or memory mapped copies of the files and
can safely support multiple, simultaneous responses. The following headers are included in the output:
Last-modified
Constructed based on the modification time of the given file.
Content-length
Constructed based on the size of the give file.
Content-type
Constructed with the given type argument. If type is NULL, the type will be determined based on the filename using the Ns_GetMime-
Type routine
SEE ALSO
Ns_ConnFlush(3), Ns_ConnReturnOpenFd(3), Ns_GetMimeType(3)
KEYWORDS
connnection, response
AOLserver 4.0 Ns_ConnReturnFile(3aolserver)